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Ebooks are useful as you can adjust print size, carry thousands of titles in your back pocket etc. but there is something nice about having a real book, even a collection in your living room or whatever can look great. Especially if you go down the rare, collectible route.

Well, a lot of bookshops don't like to stock print on demand books, so you may have difficulties getting exposure.

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I suppose that is the curse of 1p books on Amazon. Second hand book shops just can't compete. Even larger stores like Waterstones find it difficult. Remember Borders?

If you are ever in Glasgow, you should try to visit voltaire-rousseau. It is an Aladdin's cave for book lovers. They stock most genres and you can sometimes pick up a real bargain.

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